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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

SoUgH HsvEs. NOV. 5.--Herscbsi Adkins
the lyOnng Iman who shot Chas.
Ovsrhi.er 81 Bug5sB Corner. th. frs. Of
this week. has been gwen be liberty On
81 90 hsl bond given ~ his fsiess A lsvge
proportion RI be neighbers sre in o5.en
sympathy with yonDg ADKINS and ssy be
scled whole in sef defenss ovsrnissf vii
rroba8IF rer1Fef
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

WksarxsrrS. Nov. s.--rhe csse of vcurs
Hopkins Who perretrsted the Internal
machine Nosx On ghief Justice Wait came
up ~ Hclice cocrt hers tosisv 1ut rss con-
tiaaed ene reek snd - 1onas ap oext
Ssfurfsv
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

orrswA. Nov. She trade retBras 70
tween Cansds ard tt. United States for the
sea- vssr ending June -. have h~en nns3s
no. TIE exports smoGnted - So S23 sao
sns the irapcvts r. So 2ss 10. or a totai n
a. 1rz o.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

prsEIx. Nov. S-rhs Tularaor- prison
,uthcritiss ksvs or.ierei thst Vn. Q Erisn
sbsli resr she Uniform rr-scrsec By ths
rs<n sficns tor conviCrs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

NV Ycsx. Nov S-Treuty So hsyS~s
-ere suru~d - aezth IN - hsssusens nf
p i'~v's livery s1srie this usornis4 TAs bossi
80 an csgriaxr-, herse- soa Pv~pw>7 Wss
se g.. oa<s D~xna4f snazrwA
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

LAssISe. Nov. 5.--Follo wing is the cor
rected cali in the Supreme Court for next
Tuesday: 100. 40. III. ll2, llS. ia, ll6.
10. Is. I2f 10 80. 70.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

partrneut today PLACED the National Gard
Company. of Boston. On the frsud hsi. sBd
directed hist no money oriers or registered
letters he dslivsred % hat 6rm
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

rxcnfk. FL. Nov 5--rhe Nsncnal Essel
-Alch vas huiit ~ v-ars 49,. ~&s isn-
.g-i sy 6rs his ncrniug - tAs sxrsns ~
&-A9<k knsorv&.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

There bss been 5tiis ~ nothing doing IN
fhs cargo rDarket our AZ he vest Bur-
inz To- fhiF SEASON : shipment - s8stsufad
ard dea ess vii 10. nslnt in'o The nisFkei
r. purchase for pert seasons osiiverT uufl
after January y They csn boy &c chesrr
ther ~ nos sd nastf-rt. Sc u~tai 81 f1is
nessoa oi ths yfsf. vi b Q1i~f IN fbe csrro
Use for s1sos r10ftirs The go trfae is
rnolsr6it st - snd H ssrpetisa n-isk
irs45e W. e1- r1e drf ftF vicfef
Thtrs s svssi sesretF ~ cs-s. which csnses
re r's 1flas IH tus Evo-rrf movement ~
sfnrks Tie nils sTe ssn - uyrf euf
0aiT few - them bfss ssihelsnt sieef -
te.o p o4ssret ~ 8rt csif wrsth seis
n ac.ss srs soerrs snd fypl a previous
ss.stsfiGns -@aooH1H loNrsrf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

Fowfs- - sron fe sHor8ea vita al
ft.a fasas~a esr ~su.frees Wafer worrs
e.if - esnssrntts5 faf coming season g.
ezrse Nftf nsn ~ ~ fr oufrs.i..t
.ssfa-s ftss hc.sssVs arf Only shoft tinr
- e.aas< 81 sf3rr f1e slsr'rt - vsr VS.
~ ooosfraessa bstwssn thst esty sna Or
cesrS &ks
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

u $ ssid by si's Toloee B'aa> lbsi The
Be.son ldssl novelty t<'mf,sly forers
kssd nscf snd shonlisrs s8oFe every
vaudeville snte-tsiDDlsnt ~ fbs dscs3ef
u y the hrsi Yresf STRIDE n sdrsots tas
nrsa rsdifaa novelty sosns Iu mary y@se.
s05 fbs many gfezi sc's tbs' - intf,,5uc-5
ers simply ~ rvsiCns. fseh snc eFe--
f,erfJrinsr - a. 49, n rsft tbiiiir ans 20
is,rs snd .-noa ttef Witnessed fsis rffiofsi-
snee - estEiHE gefe thf NOS fltt. 2 att-
a ue7 ~ 80 ssssy8 irf 'rr fe- -
Classics fotiion ~ s.gal ieyeig f1rs "a
er.ffas1r eostur1es vstse ~ b.iii itr.
rarsf'v rs.ieafof nF2ef before eTDfis~- 30
Chanus Y vreef Sir1ef Tzlusrr 49, rs-
nv ros2rifosut htsnfihr f9sm ~
rss1stec ia ~ = BreuIfrfr ffI frf
81 fis@ w-sF Tsis enerltfa.F eyn -
f,s.r.Fsrg hss ss-ru e.~-f-
-. = ffs.ers HDnee lof
reye-s~r wan sotrs ss..et r.
f4.susnrs bsns So Nttas sEsr<
sfuiesivn rLl - ctisFrsi
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

Woivpt srs sttsekfrr stocE n Hoozhioa
sns kev-ens~ Usunts~r
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06
4 COLUMN or SPORT
ooLlecrep Fos " sYsoOs.
Arssaa ths nssss Sstits4R Arrives ts
fsss&aa fe~ osoeF<i it<aas
Sssesfrtsg sAs fixx. EoKf
Aaa ftsia.

Interest il local sports Is nos - lively -
L as. Ia hei nothing hzs occurred
q lzis n 0ssn3 kssles - s11aists tue
sporting slosd- 4 i.~ b-aiss bouts hass
teen offered fer the ioseFs - pUsiisH. bus
Isr psrlsV.paafs were infeFloT snd an
sralass. sns a. ghsy attracted little ssten-
il0n.
Vi course the srnssl OF sullivan 81
Queenstown Yesterday, aud hls declaration
that as ~0aii come back Champion of tie
world Or de. ~lil start bULx Of converse
tion Oh lhe manly art. aud sss nStenaent =
Of Americas ber0ic paxlilst. While abroad.
vii 0e watched ~ith iatersst.
IL : understood Ihsl duriBx the Winter
months s0Es very good matches between
reputable b0xers vii Be arranged. for the
ediheatiou Of lovers Of sport ia this city.
Ii vas thought that VITA the p-nnant To-
Gated aud the settlement of tic world .
chsmpion.hlp, Interest ia base ball would
lag, bat it hss not. The cra1ks coagresste
a. their usual haunt. and rrhezrse the sx-
citing coltests OF the past season, and spec
ulAie - b the outcome OF the struggle IA
tie base bail world next year.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06
= sooess.fnl n tek a. a. Al fhs res.1Ess
A1sfsrtioa< ahls sk-tts.ss
As.ss &cs..rs - 20 Ual Afes.E
AsIs HLaFtlt

The past wssl Al ths ttestres IA hsss
one iralsial - 1aaci. prons 90 sts sssai snsn-
Agra Al fs~egt ssFsnd the saaaeriul
spa = sEi1al Aeilsf las fises iisses 81 ths
looss en.er.sis.Isg 81 sne snoslhs eztik sss
81 isseras ea@ln sna philosophical stsiers
ever seen a. tps city his ias' ioraasaos a.
sr~ctsa barge suaienoes saa he retnfr ess
ssxsmens hsse oil b ioakea isgweFs -
sitA much lntrrest
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

Al AedIso sond Grand tas gesi ~eek ''ops
81 the BFsVest' compellee Manage, dssc-
wood 10 hang nis sanoanoemsRi 81 s.saa-
ing foom only set GA ihs eaief ~.ila
ever evening Il ~ss ghe .afessi engage
neni pisyei a inSi lsass siaos = asz sssn
anoeT Die nsnassnsn &
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

Chicago vii seon Asff . htndtoms new
fhesirs on tie Yves side ftv BE- o. ed
he Baynlarkef sEd att 10 opensf
Chnstmas evening by Ih0s v. heens
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

Sol Smith kassell appeared 10 Aii~aukse
last ThLrsday evening uroFf ihf auspices
OF the AiivAuses Pres flut. 81 Wa q
sreai succcss sH1 onf o tns most trI liant
audience ever gathered iu AiiVsufes
theatre gave the comedian a. ovation ia
fs HesifCheI
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

~ Cedric Hope w. ssafHF produce q
play esiiei o. itluooo = ~rt.en hf Jean
6rosvenof Wilson srfhef ~ Aorasi 4 .
AID y. B hsienLre. lor Hisuv vrsrs
editor Of Poi li is sta a. sf salh ffli-
ing satire on fhs custom o' uItfa isf ftionsbie
society thai 81 h feare6 the In v ~
and pet ont al Injunction ssainsl itt i,ro-
duc.lOn
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

l.esndsr Richardson is sisnf g. rrfor the
managerial field A. f0fus De ieg.aet on
play he viii isss Joha Msessy az ths
road.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

Dfev's Ad0Dis compsnv went a. ies
fbs continent 70 san rsnc.scs bra fpe a.
train.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

q v FJsouins tfsesufff TO- ht'lsf pr~-
seutrG thspmsu. tbe t0rist ver1~f'isv Nth
> tesutifrI aor thepusa wool 70 bs-
bevs his goud fortune unll he ssv ibs doa
which really cost iof 81 "fs
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

A dsligh8ai old scloDI COMEDY sni q =
Douas Dius va rrfserfef ~ 8ofiesks in
Chioego dfifins DE pzsi v~st t)iiesks
her repertoire
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

Niss Pauline Hall prius dsDns - he
'EIDiLle Company bsa rsrrr~ ezrsp~
from desfh fns runavss in thicas0 isrt
week TIE oashiug singer luckily sepcd
vitL only ,ev bfUltes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

T0mOrr0~ evening Benry fSvinF snG
Miss Ellen Terry begin their American tour
at tie star theatre. New lofA ga Fausf.'
wi.icb pay IL ls expected " ran through
out lie epgaf eIneui oi I've ~eeAs
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

Manager Smith hss very expressive ei-
frsc-ion for this veet n if tbe wflf
kno~n Boston ides novelty lgrn psuT.
Manager Smith should a. fts largest
weezs business o. the ssssgn vita this
company.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

Crank } Ffryne vii sppesf ~ poHers
Grand nc1i fnosT snc Saturday in I'VE of
his best and popular platf e| sseuh and
the historical romance tlsrto. rlfu1 acing
J rsyne'- lion lEgersoli anS scsool Of act
sr. nsos
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

Manager 0ar.ooo las two attractions
underlined tor kodmoudk tbis week re
urst t9rre evenings ~ the Work i&srenx
MarstOn sne COMPANY vii spl,esF az a
Nlfe's Honor. l.e staer ~Ili he ooCuplsa
Bros
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

Nat Goodwin has = sure sneoes in HE
new play Turned o. it VII appear
here in a few wcsks
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

While there are some who do net iAnlv
Lawrence Barrett srour tbey caunot deuv
him the crealt 81 being an excellent man.
aeer especislls since bs Lss made the al.
nounoemcrt lnst bs and NJ Scotia ~ii
continue - ac together anti they
retire from the stage Barrett viii
MAKE d sEng fortune oat ol tie cofnhlBa-
ton. ihis sessou though b BE- ssld thai hs
only receives "a pef cent eI tls nsi reocipis,
while bis distinguished c0-isborer receives
~ pei cent. oi lhc gross receipts
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1887-12-10
For Sale.

A PLANTATION containing ano.t ~ ar
"A prats. wen improved. With all .ne J, s'nes' OK
implements. &C.. adjoining the corporate Inn.
its OF the town of Lafayette. bonnded h"fin J,
and east by land Of NJ. E. Girard wes' ana
sontl, nv public road. Il is divided lnIo hem,
pasture and part woods is well wa1'rcn T, ana
enclosed all around With hedge; nc lln'
proversenss are first class. CONSISTING !" .Ma
good dwelling houses. CORN crib, staoies' ou''
houses. fenadt hoases, &n.
Another plantation at Carencfo' sooa' .~''
miles from The town of Carencro ana slN miles
from LAFAYETTE. containing 2Oot arPonss
bounded north and south by land q Loa''
Arceaesux, east by Edgar Martin ana "es' y
load 10 Carencro. as5 s,,,.,
Also 56g arpents adjoining, bo'innea .os, = !,
hy Roche Mouton by Roche Mon'o''. sasc =
Rehrcca Bertrand. west by Lot'ls AI.esouA
with improvements. tenant houses: ons .,"s - 81
fences. &c. Besides, woodland ) o. :. - .'.s g
penis by 40 arpents. bounded norm y saS sac
ccssion Of j S. Mouton. sonth os y =. Z g
neaux. For terms apply At thls oin0s'
July so, 1857.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1887-12-10
A sound Legal Opinion.

E. Bainbridge Munday Esq, County
Atty Clay Co., Tex says: Hare used
Electric Bi,ters with most happy results
NV brother also was very low with Maiari'
al Feversnd Jauudice, but was cured Dy
t;u.Iv use of this medicine. Am satisfied
Electric Bitters saved his life
Mr.. d 1, Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave, Ay.
adds a like testimony, saying: He positively
believes be would have died, had II NOT oee'
for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward off as wei
as cure Dengue and all Malarial Dise aser
and for all Kidney. Liver and o'o"ac
Disorders stands unequaled. Price ooc
! aud 81 at VIM. Cleggs.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1887-12-10

Would it not be good idea for oiir
Agricultural and horticultural Socie-
ties ID Southern Louisiana to apply to
the patent office for few eork-acoIns
and try the experiment OF growing
cork oak in this section? We notice
that California has succeeded and has
trees Welding cork and bearing acorns
in number of places in that state,
and we think our climate and soil VIII
produce as good results. The Pacific
Rural Press, describing cork oaks,
SAYS: The tree is like an American
oak. and acorna. 1t takes ten years
for the bark to become proper thick
ness to be manufactured into bottle
shoppers, life-preservers and seine corks.
when stripped from the tree it IS to
be boiled for two hours, cured in the
lsun for a week and pressed into flat
pieces for bailing and shipping. The
| denuded trunk, like a hen robbed Of
j her eggs, does not sulk and quit hcl
! business, but throws out fresh cover
ing for a fresh spaliation. One tres
4 has been known to yield half a ton Q
, corkwood. One pound of cork can b
! manufactured into IA champaign
: corks. The baled cork bark is sold Y
manufacturing centres. The most ex
t tensive manufactory in America rs q
' Pittsburg. Besides the ordinary de
y ,,onda for co,k bark a rood suuply o
t the bouyant material, after bein
!. burned to make it still lighter tina
r the original bark, is shipped ITO Can,
: da and New England, where it is mad
IS into seine corks. The average annu'
# importation Of corkwood into this coul
$ try, entirely Mt the port Of New forl
d is 20, 900 bales a year. A bale weigl
n 100 pounds, and is worth on this sic
Of the water 500, making total
81, 100000. 1t comes in duty frce.-
Lake Charles American.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1887-12-10

Labouchere draws very pretty dis.
tinction between Mohommedanism and
Christianity when be s:"The real
difference between Mohommedanism
and Christianity is that Mohommedans
live up to tAe tcnets Of their religion,
and Christiabs do not I've up TO tho
tenets Of thtirs. The theory Of the
latter is sourller than their practice; !
and the pracseepf the fornseris sounder
than their tlEory.r And she distinc-,
ton has the sdditinal meri. Of coming
somewhere ito the immedate vicinity
of truth. q States.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1887-12-10
APTYPICAL CASE.
Or. William A. Hammond in Popular Scienc
Monthly.

Or. illlam a. Hanih0id IN Popular Scienc |
Monihiy.
Not very long ago a lady of this city
brought her little daughter, twelve
wears of age, to see me professionally.
! The child was on her way to school,
and had with her large sachel full of
books. She was pale, tall and thin.
The muscles of her face twitchcd con-
vulsively, and she could not keep her
hands and feet still. She wassuffering
from chorca, or St. Vitus' dance, and,
in addition, had almost constant head
ache and other symptoms of nervous
/, arrangement. In the course of my ex-
animation asked her to empty her
satc!lel of the books it contained, and
which, as she informed me, she had
lhecn studying that morning and the
night before. This is the list:
i /. An English grammar. 2. A sehol-
ars companion. 8. An arithmetic. a
! A geography. 5. A history of the
United States. 6. An elementary
guide toastronomy. Z. A temperance
physiology and hygiene (whatever that
NAV be). s. A method of learning
French. 8. A French reading book.
4 Nine in all-nine different subjects
of knowledge which that poor child
was required to study between the
hours of three in the afternoon of one
dav and nine in the morning of the
n following day! Allowing one hour for
dinner, half an hour for breakfast, an
: hour for undressing at night and dress
ING in the morning, an hour for going
home and returning to school, anc
eight hours for sleep (and less thar
= this will not suffice for growing boy
,e or girl-it had better be nine or ten)
and we have six hours and half lef
is in which to study nine different branch
% % es of learning! Now, suppose eithe
es @ one Of you ladies' and gentlemen shoul'
of retire to some quiet nook, and, wit
m your well-developed and trained brain
nt e, and experienced minds, should try t
m rs study nine unfamiliar subjects G
ID knowledge in six hours and a hall
i'll would YOU think it strange if at tn
VI ~ end of that time you should somewhs
mix matters, and imagine that Hong
cs, Kong Is luna volcano, that the Coz
: tinental Congress is one of the parts
=, speeh, and that the duc.us commun
choledechus is situated at Passam
= quoddy bay? She showed no such co
fusion of ideas. She had studied h
lessons well, but she had done scat t.
expense of her brain substance. In
little while the English grammar,
oeraphies and temperance physioiogl'
would have been like the ''subseque
proceedings" IN Bill Nye's poem; tn
would have interested her no 'mor'
/ say that she had learned lessons
of the expense of her brain sutstant
- This is no flower of speech, but sol
as fact. A very simple examination {
- abled me to satisfy myself that she y
81 living on her brain capital instead
81 her brain income. Her expenditu
s were greater than her receipts, q
brain bankruptcy was staring hef
lass the face.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1887-12-10

One of the most unfortunate conse-
quences Of the presidential crisis in
France Is thatit has given so much en-
couragement to the enemies of the re-
public. The Orleanists in particular
have taken every advantage Of the sit
uation. They have established in every
town In France secret committee to
propagate their principles, and should
q favorable opportunity occur, they
will have we'll organized network oil
conspirators to take advantage OF it,
N. Y. Star.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1887-12-10
rI.,,ol poN

Colonel Pat Or Pete Donan SAYS:
sssThe most bca aufifuli and appropriate
toast ever hehnlswas delivered by
little, insignificant looking Mexican at
banquet in New Orleans. I made a.
few remarks ahd, then turning TO the
little Mexican. proposed to him, as he
is natlEe OF Mexico that the toast be
The Beauty and Womaiilood of
Mexico. The little Mexican arose,
walked to ths center Of the room,
paused a moment, and glanced at the
eager attentive faces. Then his form
seemed to expand, and his eyes fairly
shone with the inspired light Of genius.
He began IN . voice tremulous with
emotion, but clear and resonant :
'Womanhood ind beauty belong to no
nationality. The sentence was elec-
trica1. He kaused a moment. and
there came Ia storm of applause.
When it subsfded lie continued: Blue
eyes and biask eyes, light hair and
dark hair, 3londe and brunette
love them All. He paused again, and
the room fairl rocked with the tn.
Imultuous che6inr When silence was
obtained he Vent on: BLUE ewes saw
love me or eie. black eyes saw love
me or ! kli bu; as do not wish tc
die mysef, moi vet to be the cause oi
death IN anots Yer, say to blue eyes
land to black sesI love you both.
Then ne sat bwn. The little speech
made e,. his i e sssiaIl bon IF the seassoas
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1887-12-10
YG.ceSS TNTeSss

NOTICE is hereby given to all Tax Payers
IN Of thr Parish of Lafayette. that the Tax
Rolls for the year 1881 have hpet filed in the
office of the Recorder of Mortgages, and
copy of said rolls has been delivered aud Is
ou Tile in my office. as required lay law. and
that The taxes for the wear 1857 are now due.
They are further notified that said taxes
will become delinquent Oh the first day OF
January. 1888. and will draw interest from
that date at the rate Of three per cent per
month on personal property. and one per cent
per month on real estate. Parties owing taxes
! on personal property must come forward anu
nav said taxes Immediately, as said taxes Will
hccomc delinquent on tse first day of October
| 1887. after which date notice will issue, al
| required hy law. at cost of the taxpayer.
| Those wishing to avoid costs of said notices
etc, will do we'll to make prompt payment.
WM CAnPBEIls
Sheriff and ex,oificio Tax Collector. Parish
Lafayette, La. Sept. 3, 1851.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1887-12-10

Shakespeare is the author ahoyIl
others to be studied by women. II
female characters are the STRONGEST
tenderest, and most intellectual Of |
mans who has ever written. Ii
else of any age has given the wof!
Portia, q Juliet, or a Queen Cathef
Indeed if anything could add td
Brightness of his crown, it would II
say Shakespeare was the pionedl
tie intellectual development OF
MN.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1887-12-10
The Palatka Her

Coop ADvId - The Palatka Her.
aid wisely SAYS agriculture is the
hope OF the opntry," which is unde-
nlably true, and it advises all the
young men TO buy small farms and in
vest thereon their surplus money.
Ihls IS the Hight kind of advice.
Farming means independence and
comfort if iighh IL conducted. and more
farmers would jmean fewer Anarchists
to be hung in The future: fewer hall.
starved workiIbr neople in our cities
ready to lister to the Trades against
capital; more Healthy, happy, content
ed men, womtn and children: fewer
appeals for charity and greater self
respect among many who know moth
ling<sf the PLEASURES Of earning and
Iowning.-fiorli ida Agriculturist.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1887-12-10
BuckseYi's Arnica SalyG.

gna BEss ss1Iyriia-Faiis world for
Curs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rbeunl, Fever Sores, letter, Ghapped
Hands. Chilblains. Corns. and all Skin
Eruptions. and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. It's guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale BY VIM. Olsgg.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1887-12-10
lc and for falf the

Why shouid tile Southern farmer
pay twenty TO Htwenty.fve dollars per
ton io' iav' WI len he can produce it on
ms farn at oHdollars per ton? Fight.
ing grass all sa Anmer and buying it oil
Why Is n thfat thousands and thous-
ands OF treght hrains come Southwark
loaded with It'd nroaucts Of Northern
farms and 50 smany of them are res
IT any oonths ern farmer can give 3
good reason iors Willy he should do these
.nngs wed INK ae to hear from him.
Mobile Reeiste.r
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1887-12-10

puted, honored mistress? WHAT IS the
ability to speak from public platform
to large intelligent audiences, or the
wisdom that may command a seat on
the Judges bench, compared to that
which can insure and preside over a
true home, that husband and children
, "rise up and call her blessed? 10 Q DC p
the guiding star, the ruling spirit in
such is higher honor than to rule al
EN- mpire.-Mrs. Beecher.
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.
NroTIcE Is hereby given that the firm of
IN Trnlan & Moss has oefh dissoiVrd by
,nr,,.i cnnseut. a. pr act recorded, DR.. N.
''o''4 - : JOSEPH y. THAHAN.
NATHANIEL z. Moss.

Ree.rr;nc To- the abnve. wish TO Inform
~ . g.; .nds and the public thai VIII continue
~ ~. ,,,,,, accmnrt the business Ms already
as,abi;ss.a II shah he my aim to mainfaia
~, h;rb nrpstigr Of the house and TO fur
,her p ,l,a, ,ud natrons are ensured the services
af .S, nane hut thoroughly comptftai persons in
80, ,,.,,,rtr,snt of The business. A caniin-
=. NJ. ~ ~ the natrnnsgc heretofore 20 liberally
bestowed Is solicited xp ,.x,r
Oct. /. 'S3
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En,. Realt,

u,HE house in the southern part "f this
l town, formerly owned by tue hf'ls Q !:
Billautl. has been til orolighly reps''ti anu u
now offered for rent at a reas,naUie pfice.
Apply at this Office or to u1 ct rco
Sept IL. 'S7. JohH
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BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR
YOUNG LADIES,
CONDUCTED BY TIE
Sisters Of Onr Lady Of Mount
Carmel,
LAFAYETTE, LA.

DUNCTUAL AND CONSCIENTIOUS CARE
l bestowed on the pupils in every branch OF
science suitable to their sex.
Tie aay pupils have the same course OF
instruction a. the hoalders.
The learning Of Freuch is optional. but the
price is the same for one language AZ for the
two.
Plain Sewing. Fancy Work. Embroidery
Lace, Crochet aud Tapestry Work, taught
free of charge.
Wax Flowers and Fruits, Paper Flowers
and Paiut ing, extra.
TERMS FOR DAY PUPILS:
Beginners. per month h.........S2 VI
More advanced. 3 0U
For terms Of boarders apply to the Superior
! October 4. 1887.
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EDEs S.TEE.

a BOUT Thiriy-nine arpnts "f wood lana
A in the parish of Lafayette. mar Poni des
hou,ons. on ile ra-t side Of Bayou Vrrnili'n,
soindrd south 10y land of 7 ArcenranX, norm
oy Joseph Sonnir. west by Mrs l. Mon'o'
ana east ly lands OF DeClUu't For ierhS'
apply at this Office. May 2l, 81.